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  1. 16th Aug 2003 22:57 #1
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    I was curious about any sound editing tool to help clean up the sound from files with MP2 and MPA extensions.
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    SoundForge 6 using the MainConcept MPEG Audio plugin.
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  3. 17th Aug 2003 11:54 #3
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    Thanks for your quick and concise reply. I was in a toss up between Sound Forge and Cool Editor. Thanks!
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    lordsmurf.com will have audio restoration guides by the end of the month.
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  5. 17th Aug 2003 15:20 #5
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    Well after getting Sonic Forge 6 started. It seems I am running into trouble opening the codec for the audio. I also noticed earlier you said to use the Main Concept Audio Plugin. Is that a stand aloneprogram or something within Sonic Forge 6?
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